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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I'm riding on a bus from Mareeba down to Cairns Through steep, red soil, rain forest country that often gets big rains Suddenly there's a sign that says: Beware. Cassawaries often cross the road I've only seen a male and two young ones in nine years since it's been the area , I've chosen to abode There's anecdotal evidence from runners who follow tracks in rain forest scrub, if you encounter a big aggressive male cassawary You must immediately seek protection, hide behind a tree otherwise an experience awaits, that could be rather hairy "Cause if the big bird gets you in the open, you could suffer lots of strife With strong sharp talons, he could disembowel you and then you would lose your life Originally I'm from country where emus abound Wombats kookaburras and lyrebirds also hang around Sometimes an emu with young ones would run ahead of our old car Their bushy feathers bouncing at a speed of forty kilometres an hour for a distance not too far The emu and cassawary, both are very large the cassawary has more colour with black red and azure blue The Emu more a monotone with a dullish greyish hue The brush turkey, another bird of interest that visits near our home They are able to fly but mostly only walk wherever they do roam It's breeding time again and the male is very busy dragging decaying forest litter to build a nest, a mighty compost mound The male controls the temperature once some eggs are laid soon to hatch out, there will be young ones around There are many more amazing Australian native birds ,I could add into my verse, magpies ,spangled drongos and rainbow beeeaters too And feeding on my passionfruit but leave a few for me in view a noisy sulphur crested, white cockatoo These birds do not fit category of the title as they all mostly fly So I'll finish of this poem and bid a fond goodbye
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